Firefox very slow to start, won't show any websites

On 9/19, firefox version 32.02 automatically downloaded, now it is taking over 5 minutes for Firefox to open and when it does, it does not go to my default website (yahoo). I cannot get to any websites since this update. I have tried the restore option in troubleshooting, but that does not help at all. How do I go back to the previous version?

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I don't know about your start-up problems, but...
...your Applications should be in your root Applications folder, not in "Home>Library>Applications"... while there is an Applications folder in Computer>Macintosh HD>User>Applications, there are usually few (if any) Applications actually located there.
So you're straight on that point.
As to your 'slow' startup problems, 30 seconds might not be so bad on a spinning hard drive - you'd be able to startup in half that time only with an SSD (again, depending on your startup items). I really don't see anything out of line there.
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